Local residents on brief trips and returns
Personal mentions show Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Gilbert returning from New York City after several days away. Rev G L Boyd and Miss Alice Messenger with Signa Anderson head to Cleveland for the opera Mignon by motor. Mrs. A A Merker and son Richard with Miss Thelma King visited Jamestown last evening. Mrs. Richard Merker recovering from illness. Carrie Hulton spent winter in Take's Center and returned home with relatives. Mrs. Kevin Zetler and others came home from New York City. Zetler later returned. Guy Abbey and Mrs B F Starr, with NYA director Ray Francis of Erie, attended the NYA girls camp opening at Jumpundville, Pa., returning home. Maryann Mastervich returns from a mountain sanitarium and will resume work in Franklin, Pa. Mig Myrna Peebles and Honor Maroney visited Erie and returned. Harry Paulson Jr left for Pittsburgh to consult a specialist. Sidney Michaels of Erie visited with Kay Bell, then returned home. M Buerkole Jr leaves for Pittsburgh for a short stay with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Gilbert
West Church Street
New York City
G. L. Boyd
Alice Messenger
Signa Anderson
Cleveland
A. A. Merker
Richard A. Merker
Thelma A. King
Jamestown
Jumpundville
NYA
Francis
Maryann Mastervich
Franklin, Pa
Mig Myrna Peebles
Erie
Harry Paulson, Jr
Pittsburgh
Misa Honor Maroney
Sidney Michaels
Kay Bell
M. Buerkole, Jr
Death claims C Roy Larson aged 44
Word has been received in Corry of the death of Charles Roy Larson formerly of Corry who died at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs C A Larson of Billings Montana on April 14 aged 44 He was well known in musical circles here and had lived in Corry many years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roy Larson
Corry
C. A. Larson
Billings
Mont
Larson
Washington PTA Meeting Details and Nominations
The regular Washington School PTA met Thursday afternoon with twenty five members present. Devotionals were led by Mrs Wave Perlins followed by a business session chaired by Miss Helen Johnson. Plans were made for a May 11 dinner and reports named four new officers: Patterson Jr. president Robbins vice president Brown treasurer Dearing secretary Stowe council member. Refreshments were provided by Lestie Wells Rolland Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
P.T. A
Wave Perlins
Helen Johnson
Milton Robbins
Say Brown
George Patterson
Milton Robbing
Guy Brown
Roscoe Dearing
Rolland
Stowe Snd
Fred Bealls
Lestie
Wella
Stowe
Ono Official Held On Bribery Charge
An indictment charging Poward T. Carney, assistant chief of the Ohio Securities division, with accepting two bribes totaling $1000 was voted today by the Franklin County grand jury in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Columbus
Poward T. Carney
Ohio Securities Division
Branklin County Gram Jury
Arron Trolley Strike Shuts Albany Transit
A sudden outlaw strike by trolley workers halted service in Albany, a city of about 240000, with no prior warning or strike vote. Operators walked off the job, leaving streets empty as the transit system paused operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Arron
Albua
Mmarvonni
Three executed by United Press in Chicago story.
Three men convicted of slaying policemen died in the electric chair in Cook county's remodeled death chamber early today. Joseph Schuster 30 killed Patrolman Arthur J Sullivan during an arrest for a robbery suspect. Stanley Murawski 37 and Frank Whyte 47 were convicted of killing Policeman Michael Toth. All were paroled convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Cook County
Joseph Schuster
Arthur J. Sullivan
Stanley Murawski
Frank Whyte
Michael Toth
P T A Meeting At Junior High School
A Junior High P T A session led by president Mrs R J Fogle featured a brief business meeting and a program headlined by Mrs Albert Young. The program included junior high boys performances with Miss Beatrice Shaffer on piano, a tuba solo by David Lammers, and a talk on Character Building by Principal Hudd G Wolfe. A buffet lunch followed, with careful table settings by Mrs R S Dewey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Fogle
Albert Young
Beatrice Shaffer
David Lammers
Hudd G. Wolfe
R. 8
Dewey
Fitch
Clirtin
Moses Spencer
Helen Lodge
Mrs Addie Follett Dies at 82 in Corry Hospital
Mrs Addie Follett, 82, of 420 West Congress Street, died this afternoon at Corry Hospital where she was admitted yesterday. She was born October 27, 1854, in Findley Lake, New York. She was the mother of Mrs Cloui Kelly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Follett
West
Congress Street
Corry Hospital
Findley Lake
Cloui Kelly
Market Gossip and Mixed Commodity Moves
New York April 6 wide declines in world commodity markets dampened interest in stocks. Wheat futures slipped with May Chicago price down five cents, corn off about 2 to 4 cents, and other grains lower. Numerous listed companies across varied industries show scattered activity as markets react to the broad price moves.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Buenos Aires
American Cart
American Locomi American Smelters
American T&t
Atacondir
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlghem Steel
Bering Air
Curtins- Wright Columbia
Gag - C&o
Chrysler
Continental Dan Erle
Caseless
General Eiactile
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy Nash Kelvinator
Central Northern Pacific Oils Steel
Packard
Paramount Pie
Penna RR
Pure Oil Radio
Rz Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker , Texas Co
United Corp US Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Youngstown S&t
N.Y. Curt
Arkansas Gas Aero Supply
Gas & Electric Cities Services
McCord Radies
Canyon Scenic Poster Stamp Promotes Pine Creek Gorge
Harrisburg April 16 Pennsylvanias Grand Canyon officially Pine Creek Gorge will be publicised by a Poster Stamp from the Wellsboro Chamber of Commerce. It is the first Pennsylvania genic Poster Stamp and aims at stamping interest among about 1 500 000 stamp collectors in the United States. The Roster Stamp shows a view of the Canyon from a Harrison State Park lookout. The drop is 1 000 feet to the gorge bottom, which runs 50 miles from Ansonia to Jersey Shore. A sheet holds 25 perforated Poster Stamps with descriptive printer matter on one new margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Grand Canyon
Pine Creek Gorge
Wellsboro
Ansonia
Jersey Shore
Nine Passenger Cars Wrecked North East Road Crossing
A Newton Central passenger locomotive and nine cars were damaged when a heavy cement mixer stalled on the Remington road crossing two miles east of North East. No injuries reported as journal boxes on nine cars were ripped off. Train No 32 was sent from Tie to remove passengers and continue to Buffalo and points east.
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Rue
Newton Central
Remington Road
North East
Iatit
Tie
Buffalo
Points
Van Zeeland Roosevelt Talks Spur World Economy Revival Hopes
Washington April 16 Belgian Premier Paul Van Zeeland will confer with President Franklin D Roosevelt in June. The discussions trigger speculation the United States may join an early revival of the World Economy Conference to spur global recovery.
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United Press
Washington
Paul van Zeeland
Roosevelt
United States
Hungary Extends Visa Free Travel to U.S. Passport Holders
Hungary will allow U.S. passport holders to cross borders without visas to boost tourism. The visa exemption applies through Sept. 30, 1937, officials announced. In Titusville, Councilman James J. Marron said he would run for the Democratic committees in Titusville and Crawford counties.
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Hungary
Budapest
America
U.S
Titusville
James J. Marron
Democratic
Crawford Counties
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Buck Jones
Wyoming
Penn’a Board of Censors
Simone Simon James Stewart
Ath, Heavet Swrithhe
Jean Hersholt
Gale Sondergaard
Gregory Ratoff
Bing Crosby
Mwaikiki
NTE i Syer
North Center Street
C.roy Larson
Washington P.T.A
Ward S
ARRON
P-T.a
C. E. Doane Hardware
Patent Christmas Club Trust Department
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Canyon
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